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This small shop features a collection that stretches far beyond what most chain bookstores offer, placing a strong emphasis on African-American literature. Choose from a variety of historical reference, fiction, non-fiction, poetry and coffee-table books, most of which were written by African-Americans. Artwork, figurines, greeting cards, postcards and gift certificates are also available. For college students, there is a great selection of letters and paraphernalia for special fraternities and sororities.

You won't be coming here merely for a dozen eggs; this 146-acre (60-hectare) market is one of the largest in the world, one where any visit is a serious outing. The abundance of hen house eggs, fresh produce, smokehouse meats and bottled regional specialties make the market memorable. Inexpensive shrubs and plants are also available for the garden lover. And if you get an attack of the munchies, a Davis Brothers cafeteria serves up home-style meals. The market is located about 10 miles (16 kilometers) south of Atlanta.

Founded in 1902 JC Penney is a one of the largest retailers in the country. With over 1107 locations nationwide, the store houses some of the best brands in home decor and appliances. They also feature apparel, accessories and footwear for men, women and children. The brand is also one of the largest internet retailers in the US. Their discounts and offers are very conducive for large scale shopping, do check the website for more information.

The Gallery at South Dekalb is the perfect place in Decatur to take the whole family shopping. From department stores to movie theaters, restaurants to fast food joints, and computer supplies to book- stores, the 100 plus shops in the Gallery will keep everyone occupied, and it's relatively small size won't overwhelm.

Chapman Drug Company have been iconic pharmacists since their inception in 1923. The family-owned establishment prides themselves on their longstanding commitment to unrivaled customer service. Drop off your prescriptions and head to the drinks counter for delicious refreshments. They serve authentic milkshakes in a variety of flavors, in addition to ice cream soda and lemonade. Two scoop malt with peach and vanilla is a popular favorite.

Cartini Home is a must-visit store when in Hapeville. When here expect to see unique merchandise including quirky novelty objects and collectibles. An assortment of accessories, jewelry and home decor are arranged throughout the space. Promoting local artists and craftsmen across the state, all items for sale are made exclusively in Georgia. Every piece is a guaranteed one-of-a-kind and makes great gifts for special occasions. You won't leave empty handed!

Athlete's Foot is one of the most trusted names in America for footwear, this store's inventory of Nike, Reebok and Adidas goods is not to be found anywhere. It also carries a massive selection of socks, warm ups and miscellaneous accessories from Fila, Rockport, Converse and many others.

Just off the beaten path in southern Atlanta, Earthshaking Music has spanned the globe to bring home the finest in musical instruments, CDs, videos and sheet music from most cultures known to man. Choose from a wide selection of contemporary American instruments, such as drum kits and electric and acoustic guitars, or opt for a more exotic sounds like the Doumbek drums from the Middle East, tamburas and sitars from India, flutes or percussion items from Latin America. If you're the musical kind, this place is your heaven.

A host of vivid colors and styles appear from the thousands of shoes arranged on the walls at College Park Shoes. Racks of accessories are planted throughout the store, inviting guests to mix and match handbags, scarves and hats with their new shoe purchases. With a huge selection of both men's and women's shoes, College Park Shoes is a landmark for shoppers in the city.

Poor Little Rich Girl is evidence that fashion repeats itself. Launched in 2007, owner's Mia and Wintter bring their eclectic style to the in-the-know store with hand-selections of timeless pieces from the 1980s and backwards. The thrifted assortment is inspired by art, music and cinema of the time and features an array of vintage clothing and jewelry. Browse through trendy scarves, jackets, gowns, boots and retro accessories, both wearable and affordable.

ArtWorks on the Square is a so-called "creative village" showcasing photography, painting and fine art as well as hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and sculpture by local artists. The venue also offers regular art classes and camps and rents out 19 fully-equipped studios for local artists, potters and sculptors. Additionally, ArtWorks has recently started selling art supplies for aspiring creatives. Finally, a free BYOB art event called "Vino Van Gogh" is held every second Friday of the month for those of us who have never picked up a paintbrush. Express yourself and stop here today!

Value Village is a value for money department store. One of the most popular thrift stores with amny locations in town it is a delightful place to shop and pick up some handy items. You will only find quality new as well as secondhand items here for men women and children. All the items are priced as per their individual value and hence you tend to save more on each purchase. Browse through their sections of clothing, furniture, antiques, jewelry and more, you will find something that you will love and afford. Value Village also believes in recycling and reusing, thereby promoting a green environment.